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Old 09-11-2013, 02:29 AM #3
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Angry absolutely absurd!
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Originally Posted by AZ-Di View Post
2. How do you have a "touch" of RSD? Is that like being a little pregnant?
If it wasn't so horrific this statement would be funny. YES! It's just like being a little pregnant. OMG, I know you must just be mad as hell. I have no idea how you could ever have a touch of RSD, but I'm sure with his fancy medical degree and years of experience, he could break that down for us.

I saw this once and I think it applies here: my disease is more real than your imaginary medical expertise!

I feel for you hon and I am so sorry you're having to fight for benefits. It is absolutely absurd!
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